Iran-Pakistan Talks: Araghchi, Asim Munir Discuss Diplomatic Route to De-escalate US Conflict

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Pakistan’s Army Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, have discussed efforts to reopen diplomatic channels aimed at reducing tensions between Tehran and Washington.

The two officials held a telephone conversation on Thursday as military tensions involving Iran, the United States and Israel continue to raise concerns about a wider regional escalation.

A Pakistani security official told reporters that Araghchi and Munir discussed the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran and the possibility of returning to negotiations.

The conversation also covered recent attacks by Yemen’s Houthi movement against Saudi Arabia and the wider security consequences of the growing tensions across the region.

The Pakistani official said Araghchi and Munir explored possible diplomatic avenues for easing tensions between Iran and the United States on multiple fronts.

The talks come as diplomatic efforts face renewed pressure amid continued military confrontations and attacks involving Iran and regional groups aligned with Tehran.

Pakistan has maintained diplomatic engagement with Iran while supporting efforts to contain the broader conflict and prevent further escalation.

The discussions between Araghchi and Munir underline Islamabad’s continuing role in diplomatic efforts aimed at reducing tensions and encouraging a return to negotiations.